The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. ... more The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. This paper outlines the leading edge technologies and approaches that have resulted in this building. It outlines the initiatives and passes on some of the main stories and lessons from the project, which is due for completion in late 2005. The lessons and the information in this paper have been obtained through a researcher, funded by the Australian Greenhouse Office, from the Centre for Design at RMIT University who worked in collaboration with the CH2 project team to document their experience. This was facilitated by the strong commitment by the client, Melbourne City Council and the rest of the project team. The stories highlight the business case for CH2, the pre-appointment phase, appointment of project team, team building workshop and the design development phase. The method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.
The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. ... more The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. This paper outlines the leading edge technologies and approaches that have resulted in this building. It outlines the initiatives and passes on some of the main stories and lessons from the project, which is due for completion in late 2005. The lessons and the information in this paper have been obtained through a researcher, funded by the Australian Greenhouse Office, from the Centre for Design at RMIT University who worked in collaboration with the CH2 project team to document their experience. This was facilitated by the strong commitment by the client, Melbourne City Council and the rest of the project team. The stories highlight the business case for CH2, the pre-appointment phase, appointment of project team, team building workshop and the design development phase. The method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.
... Assoc. Prof. SP Rao 1 Rahmat Bayudi 2 Puan Sri Datin Seri Nila Inangda 3 Lim Chin Haw 4 ... 1... more ... Assoc. Prof. SP Rao 1 Rahmat Bayudi 2 Puan Sri Datin Seri Nila Inangda 3 Lim Chin Haw 4 ... 1.0 Building Integrated Photovoltaic System at SIRIM, Shah Alam This house has been designed, constructed and instrumented by one of the authors [5]. ...
The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. ... more The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. This paper outlines the leading edge technologies and approaches that have resulted in this building. It outlines the initiatives and passes on some of the main stories and lessons from the project, which is due for completion in late 2005. The lessons and the information in this paper have been obtained through a researcher, funded by the Australian Greenhouse Office, from the Centre for Design at RMIT University who worked in collaboration with the CH2 project team to document their experience. This was facilitated by the strong commitment by the client, Melbourne City Council and the rest of the project team. The stories highlight the business case for CH2, the pre-appointment phase, appointment of project team, team building workshop and the design development phase. The method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.
The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. ... more The Council House 2 (or CH2) is a leading green building commissioned by Melbourne City Council. This paper outlines the leading edge technologies and approaches that have resulted in this building. It outlines the initiatives and passes on some of the main stories and lessons from the project, which is due for completion in late 2005. The lessons and the information in this paper have been obtained through a researcher, funded by the Australian Greenhouse Office, from the Centre for Design at RMIT University who worked in collaboration with the CH2 project team to document their experience. This was facilitated by the strong commitment by the client, Melbourne City Council and the rest of the project team. The stories highlight the business case for CH2, the pre-appointment phase, appointment of project team, team building workshop and the design development phase. The method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.
... Assoc. Prof. SP Rao 1 Rahmat Bayudi 2 Puan Sri Datin Seri Nila Inangda 3 Lim Chin Haw 4 ... 1... more ... Assoc. Prof. SP Rao 1 Rahmat Bayudi 2 Puan Sri Datin Seri Nila Inangda 3 Lim Chin Haw 4 ... 1.0 Building Integrated Photovoltaic System at SIRIM, Shah Alam This house has been designed, constructed and instrumented by one of the authors [5]. ...
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method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.
method for collecting the information included reviews of relevant documentation and interviews with key agents, including Melbourne City Council (MCC) staff, the project designers and other consultants. Finally this paper outlines some of the best practices in the implementation of green buildings aiming to incorporate technological innovation while maintaining focus on the human values - continuing to design for the user. It is hoped that this building will also provide a platform that leads to further research into the relationship between the environmentally responsible, energy efficient performance of buildings and the physiological aspect of human beings such as comfort, humidity and eventually productivity at the workplace.